102. 《Report on Examination of Accounting work of Taiwan Aluminum Corporation, Taiwan Alkali Company, Kaohaiung Ammonium Sulphate Works, Taiwan Steel Works, China Texile Industries Corporation, Taiwan Agricultural Chemical Works, Bank of Taiwan, Central Trust of China》 The Accounting Inspection & Directing Group Committee A, Nov. 1954. 141 pages.
103. 《Report on Research Organization in Taiwan》Office of Assistant Director for Industry ICA, Mutual Security Mission to China, Dec. 1955. 110 pages.
104. 《Narrative Industrial Program Progress Report》 (twelfth issue)United States Foreign Operations Administration Mutual Security Mission to China, Dec. 1954. 406 pages.
105. 《Estimates of Taiwan Gross National Product and national Income》For the Period 1946-1954,ICA Mission to China, Sep. 1955. 135 pages.
106. 《A Review of the Implementation of the Four-Year Industrial Program During the Two and a Half Years Jan. 1, 1953—June 30, 1955》40 pages.
115. 《Friends of China Club's file》Friends of China Club Bulleten 4 copies. Typhoon 台風(Rotary Club of Taipei)2 copies. Photos 12 pieces(是The Tyal Room). 5 pages, Jun.28, 1955. The Tyal Room– Friends of China Club 2 copies. The Short Description on Lin Garden, 3 pages.
116. 《Letters from Chinese Friends and others》US Operations Mission to Korea(Moyer). Dahong Wang. Ta Tung Engineering Co. Hubert G. Schenck.(Smithsonian Institution. A Field Collector's Manual in Natural History)CAT. University of Michigan Botanical Gardens. Apple Hill Farm. Liang Chi. Connie's letter. Ernest N. Stanton. Fanny E. Holtzmann. 華新行. Taiwan Aluminium Corporation. Taiwan salt Works. TPC.
120. 《China Post:Exploring Taiwan column》Connie的稿子Exploring Taiwan 3 pages, Lion's Head Mountain 4 pages, Bunun Country 3 pages, Duck Hunting on Formosa 5 pages, Near by, Easy and Fun 3 pages, Bunun Country 3 pages, How to go about it 6 pages, 無題(描寫南澳附近有3份) 6 pages, Into the Valley of Harapuwan 4 pages, Taiyal Village 6 pages, Young Explorere(4份)) 2 pages, A typical Tayal Village 6 pages, All the Answers 3 pages, A Trip With All the Answers 4 pages, Out for the Afternoon 3 pages, Fairy Cave 4 pages, From Tsaoshan to Peitou by Foot 3 pages, A Memorable Night 3 pages, Chippon Onsen 4 pages, Saissette Country 4 pages, Taiyal Territory 5 pages, As it could be 4 pages, The Bunun Tribe 3 pages, A Sunday Hike 3 pages, Taiyal Territory(part 4) 3 pages, Taiyal Territory(part 3) 4 pages, Taiyal Territory 3 pages, Lion's Head Mountain (part 3) 3 pages, Lion's Head Mountain 4 pages, 手稿3 pages,A Ghost Village 5 pages, Kwan Yin Shan 3 pages, A Trip for Armistice day 4 pages, In Babukutsu Valley 5 pages, A Bit of History on the Way to a Hidden Valley 2 pages, As it could be 4 pages, As it could be 3 pages。讀者來信1。《China Post:Exploring Taiwan column》剪報'.
121. 台灣畫刊Taiwan Pictorial(海外版1,2,4,23),The MAAGazine March 1956,Oct.22,1955 China Post。St. Louis Post(Formosa Pescadores Quemoy Matsu) 有非常寫真的影像。 The KC Wu Story 3 pages. Mrs. Nixon has Busy Day with Ladies Here. Birth(Valerie). Ernest Stantons' Grandchild Born in Formosa. Mrs. KC Wu. E.N. Stantons are Visiting in Formosa(Mar.13 1952). Ernest Stantons.
123. 《》Program(Dec. 18 1951). Women's Club Meeting(Mar. 25 1952) 5 pages. Religions in Taiwan 6 pages. Chinese Wedding 10 pages. Ike Bana 9 pages. Costume 16 pages. Coral 5 pages.
124. 《》Dec. 15 1954. Letter from Hong Kong (The New Yorker). 獅頭山勸化堂沿革,開善寺獅巖洞海會庵。 Brief History of 'Huan Hua Tang' Monastery. 基督教門諾會互助促進會. Our Far-Flung Correspondents It's not Home. Chiang's 68th Birthday. American Women in Formosa Market. Mrs. de Beausset at work.
127. 《Overall Direct and Indirect Effect of U.S. Aid》by deBeausset Feb.18, 1954, 6 pages.
129. 《Technical Assistance Project History & Analysis Report》from USAID/C Taipei to DOS(國務院Department of State) Sep.22, 1964. 25 pages.
130. 《Report on Industrial Reparations Survey of Japan to U.S.》Overseas Consultants. Inc. Feb. 1948. p1~16.
132. 《Assignment in Formosa》American Forests, Nov. 1954. 12 pages.
133. 《Itinerary for the Evaluation Team》Nov.15-18, 1956. 3 pages.
135. 《A Brief Statement of Taipei Workshop Taiwan Railway Administration》Oct. 1956. 12 pages.
137. 《Aid to Private Industry, Your letter MC-3797》 6 pages.
139. 《Coal Requirement for years 1956 to 1960, inclusive》Apr. 26, 1956.2 pages.
141. T.C. Pan《A General Study of Financial Conditions of the Public Enterprises 1952》 39 pages.
142. Tchen Ni-Kia《The Most Economical Way of Urea Production》Mar. 1957, 33 pages.
143. FED,IDC《A First Estimation of the Source of Capital for the Implementation of the 1957-1960 Industrial Program》 Nov. 1955. 4 pages.
144. FED,IDC《Projection of the 1957-1960 Industrial Program》 Aug. 1955. 4 pages.
145. 《Comments on the 'Projection of the 1957-1960 Industrial Program"in 57th IDC meeting》 Dec. 28, 1955. 2 pages.
146. 《Joint Trip Report—Assistance to Oversea Chinese in Their Participation of Country Economic Development Programs》May 16, 1957. 2 pages.
147. 《A Discussion of the Progress of Industrialization of Taiwan》Draft, Feb. 7, 1955. 11 pages.
149. Charles H. Barber《Developing Taiwan's Export Trade》Feb. 9, 1957, 6 pages.
150. 《Annual Report on Industrialization in Taiwan》 from Embassy Taipei to DOS DC. Apr. 13, 1956. 21 pages.
151. 《Summary of Comments from Different Sources on 'Review of Textile Industry'》12 pages.
152. 《Preliminary Draft Industrial Program FY1953 Through FY1955》Jun 11, 1952. 23 pages.
154. 《Industrial Mobilization in Formosa》May 28, 1952, 16 pages.
155. 《Outline of a Project for the Erection of an Automobile Factory by the Combined Service Forces》Jun. 27, 1952. 9 pages.
156. 《Restatement and additions to the Coal Geologist's memorandum repport of January 16, 1957 on Taiwan Coal Reserves.》Max L. Troyer—R.Y. Grant(ADI) to V.S. de Beausset May 23, 1957. 2 pages.
157. 《Taiwan Coal Reserve Re-estimation, a CEI Sub-project》Jun 18, 1957. 8 pages.
158. Ruth Yao《Shadow Play》 Sep. 3, 1954. 2 pages.
159. Ruth Yao《Eve of the Year》 Jan. 22, 1954. 2 pages.
160. 《God of Longevity》 5 pages.
162. 《A New Emphasis on Economic Development Abroad》 The International Development Advisory Board, Mar. 1957, 18 pages.
163. 《Report to The Present》 by The Present's Citizen Advisers on the Mutual Security Program, Mar. 1, 1957, 36 pages.
164. Stanway Cheng《Report on Southeast Asia》 China News & Publication Service,Ltd. May 1957, 46 pages.
165. 《Introducing the Members of the Japanese Trade Mission》Oct.-Nov. 1958, 12 pages.
166. 《Address by the Honorable Heitaro Inagaki》 The Japan Trade Mission to the US, Nov. 7, 1958, 4 pages.
167. 《Time》『Formosa』Apr. 18, 1955, p20-23.
168. 《Chiang—Our Embattled Ally》 reprint from Life, Oct. 6, 1961, 8 pages.
170. W.P. Downey《New Construction Methods Adopted by Chinese Petroleum Corporation》 3 pages.
173. 《DFS Projects of the 26th Arsenal, Prod. Svc., CSF》Dec. 1, 1956, 2 pages.
174. 《Taiwan》『Aborigines』Jan. 1957, 12 pages.
175. 《Brief Description of the Ta Tung Engineering Co., Ltd.》 2 pages.
176. 《Burma's Worsening Economy》Jun. 30, 1956, p7-8.
177. 《財政經濟月刊》1956/8. Vol.6 No.9.內『依賴心理的一例』翻譯成英文(An Example of the Psychology of Dependence) Aug.15 1956, 2 pages.
179. 《Food Production and Administration in Taiwan》The Scientific Monthly, May 1952, p253-268.
182. 《Newsweek》 Jul. 10, 1967.
183. 《Science》 『Foreign Aid and Agricultural Science』Feb. 28 1958. p457-461.
184. 《Chemical Processing》『Aid to under-Developed Countries』Jun. 1957.p233.
185. 《Congressional Record–Senate》Feb. 7. p 1550-1556.
188. 《Cotton Mills of the Taiwan Industrial and Mining Corporation》 TA 23.1, Mar. 24, 1952. 18 pages.
189. 《Cotton Textile General—Development of Cotton Spinning in 1951. Firm Plans for 1952 and Prospects for 1953》TA 23.2.1 Apr. 10 1952. 2 pages.
190. 《Cotton Textile General》TA 23.2.1 Apr. 22 1952. 3 pages.
191. 《Production of Cotton Yarn and Spindles in Operation, First Half of Calendar Year 1952》TA 23.2.1 Jul. 25 1952. 4 pages.
192. 《Cotton Textile General—Prices Paid for Commission Spinning of 20/1 Yarn》TA 23.2.1 May 1 1952. 6 pages.
193. 《》TA 23.1 Aug. 4, 1952. 3 pages.
194. 《》TA 23.1 Aug. 6, 1952. 3 pages.
195. 《》TA 23.1 Aug.14, 1952. 3 pages.
196. 《Flannel》TA 23.1 Aug.27, 1952. 2 pages.
197. 《Kahki Cloth》TA 23.1 Sep.8, 1952. 2 pages.
198. 《Report on Quality of Cotton Received in Taiwan. Purchased by Chinese Technical Mission.》TA 23.2.1 Aug.20, 1952. 12 pages.
199. 《Yarn Testing—Taiwan Provincial Government Department of Reconstruction》TA 23.2.1 Sep.9, 1952. 1 page.
200. 《Uniforms and Beddings》 MA 20. Nov. 3,1952. 14 pages.
201. 《Consumption of Cotton and Cotton Products in the First Six Months of 1952.》TA 23.2.1 Sep.23, 1952. 11 pages.
202. 《Status of Weaving and Yarn Production Facilities I Taiwan》TA 23.2.1 Nov.8, 1952. 6 pages.
203. 《Yarn Testing—Progress and Lack of Progress in Yarn Improvement and Trade Practices.》TA 23.2.1 Dec.5, 1952. 3 pages.
204. 《Price Relationship of the Raw Cotton and Cotton Yarn Generation of Sales Proceeds from the Cotton Textile Business.》TA 23.2.1 Dec.18, 1952. 6 pages.
205. 《Final Report on Machinery, Accessories and Supplies Covered by P/A 6576— FY1951 Supplemental Program—US$200000.00》 MSA 21.0.1 Dec. 30, 1952. 6 pages.
206. 《Textiles General—P/A6576—US$200000 Fy1951 for Textile Mechinery and Parts》ECA 21.0 Nov. 20, 1951. 9 pages.
207. 《Consumption of Cotton and Cotton Products 1952》TA 23.2.1 Mar.4, 1953. 7 pages.
208. 《US$ Cost of Cotton Textile Imports in 1952 Foreign Exchange Savings and Possible Foreign Exchange Savings》TA 23.2.1 Mar.21, 1953. 9 pages.
209. 《Cotton Textiles General Forecast of Spindles in Operation for 1953— Production Capacity on Two Shift, 20 Hour Operation—Stocks of Cotton Needed.》TA 23.2.1 Jan.26, 1953. 6 pages.
210. 《Protective Tariff Rate for Cotton Yarn》TA 23.2.1 Feb.2, 1953. 6 pages.
211. 《Cotton Textiles General Development of Good Weaving Capacity in Combined Spinning and Weaving Mills》TA 23.2.1 Apr.27, 1953. 30 pages.
212. 《Textile Industry General Changing Conditions in Weaving Business》TA 23.1 Apr.28, 1953. 3 pages.
213. 《Yarn Testing》TA 23.2.1 May 4, 1953. 2 pages.
214. 《Hwa Nan Cotton Mill》MSA 21.1.1 May 16, 1953, 7 pages.
215. 《Development and Use of Storage Facilities at Spinning Mills and Contract Dealing between CUSA and Cotton Spinners under the Decontrol Program》TA 1.2.3 Jun. 2, 1953, 3 pages.
216. 《Cotton Textiles General Possibility of Converting Egyptian Cotton Acquired by Sugar Barter into 30/1 Yarn for Export to Pakistan to Barter for more Cotton》TA 23.2.1 Jun. 13, 1953. 9 pages.
217. 《》MA-20 Jun. 23, 1953, 2 pages.
218. 《Cotton Quality》TA 23.2.1 Jul. 3, 1953. 4 pages.
219. 《Draft of Proposal for Procurement, Production and Delivery of Military Uniform Fabric by CTC》 Aug. 1, 1953, 3 pages.
220. 《Cotton, Raw–Procurement》TA 23.2.4 Aug. 21, 1953. 4 pages.
221. 《De-control of Cotton Spinning—Report of Developments》TA 23.2.1 Aug. 25, 1953. 5 pages.
222. 《Cotton Raw, Procurement and Stock Position》TA 23.2.4 Oct. 16, 1953. 3 pages.
223. 《Cotton, Raw, Handling and Warehousing》A 23.2.4 Dec. 10, 1953. 2 pages.
224. 《Consumption of Cotton and Cotton Textiles 1953》A 23.2.1 May. 14, 1954. 7 pages.
225. 《US$ Cost of Cotton Textile Imports in 1953 Foreign Exchange Savings and Possible Foreign Exchange Savings》A-23.2.1 May. 13, 1954. 9 pages.
226. 《Pre-project Data Submitted by Yung Shing Industrial Company—Taiwan Machine Works》MSA-28 Jan. 5, 1954, 3 pages.
227. 《A Project of Self-Reliance in Textile Machinery and its Spare Parts–Yung Shing Industrial Co.》MSA-28 Feb. 2, 1954, 2 pages.
228. 《Field Trip—Taiwan Canvas Company #93,Section 2, Roosevlt Rd., Taipei》 MSA-21.2.11 Mar. 2, 1954, 5 pages.
229. 《Field Trip—Pan Chao—New Taiwan Spinning, Weaving, Dyeing and Finishing Co.》TA-23.2.2 Apr. 2,1954, 1 page.
230. 《》TA-23.2.2 Apr. 2,1954, 3 pages.
231. 《9 Items of Medical Supplies and Equipment》MA-13.2 Apr. 19, 1954, 10 pages.
232. 《9 Items of Medical Supplies and Equipment(Bandages and Face Masks.)》MA-13.2 Apr. 21, 1954, 2 pages.
233. 《Cotton Marquisette for the Manufacture of Mosquito Nets by OQMG》MA-20 Sep. 23, 1954, 7 pages.
234. 《Military Uniform Fabric (HBT)Produced in Taiwan Costs Savings Effected》MA-20 Dec. 21, 1954, 7 pages.
235. 《Consumption of Cotton and Cotton Textiles 1954》TA-23.2.1 Feb. 14,1955, 12 pages.
236. 《US$ Cost of Cotton Textile Imports in 1954》TA-23.2.1 Feb. 26,1955, 11 pages.
237. 《Mosquito Netting–Military》MA-20 Jan.5, 1955, 8 pages. Report III-83.
238. 《Doup Heddles Equipment for Trial Production of Mosquito Netting by Dah Ching Cotton Mill》TA-23.1.6 Feb. 23,1955, 1 page.
239. 《Cotton Textiles General》TA23.2.1 Nov. 15, 1955, 4 pages.
240. 《Cotton Waste—Recovery of Useable Fibre》TA 23.2.1 May. 26, 1952, 5 pages.
241. 《》TA-23.4.1 Oct. 1, 1951,2 pages.
242. 《Ramie, Jute and Hemp–General》TA-23.4.1 Jan. 11, 1952,2 pages.
243. 《Jute and Jute Products》ECA-6 ECA-21 Mar. 15, 1952, 15 pages.
244. 《Jute Mills–General》TA 23.4.1 Jun.19, 1952, 2 pages.
245. 《Comments on Memorandum from Agricultural Improvement Division of JCRR on the Establishment of a new jute mill by a private concern》TA 23.4.1 Jute General Jun.27, 1952, 6 pages.
246. 《》TA 23.4.1 Jute General Jul.17, 1952, 4 pages.
247. 《1952 Crop—Jute—NT$ Difficulties》TA 23.4.1 Sep. 8, 1952, 4 pages.
248. 《Proposals of Adriano Gardella & F. Ltd. to revamp Feng Yuan and Tainan Jute Mills 》TA 23.4.1 May. 12, 1953, 2 pages.
249. 《Jute, Retting》TA 23.4.1 Oct.18, 1954, 2 pages.
250. 《Field Trip Report》MSA-21.3.1 TA-5.9.3 Feb. 18, 1955, 2 pages.
251. 《Final Report Kung Lien Cheng Jute Mill–Hainying》MSA-21.3.1 Feb. 23, 1955,9 pages.
252. 《Jute Mill—Program of Improvement》TA-23.4.2.3 Oct. 6, 1955, 6 pages.
253. 《Proposed Rayon Factory》TA 23.6.1 Nov. 28,1952, 4 pages.
254. 《Rayon Factory—Other Proposals Projects A,B, and C》A 23.6.1 May. 12,1953, 4 pages.
258. 《Union Industrial Research Institute聯合工業研究所》Dec. 1955, 40p.
259. 《China Merchants Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.招商局》24p.
260. 《General Statistics Production Equipment & Manpower of Taiwan》Sep. 1954, 26p.
262. 《Japanese Farming Methods for China》The Oriental Economist. Feb. 1958.
263. 《Letters》Feb. 1,1959& Mar. 10 1958 Kaohsiung Alkali Plant to de Beausset.
264. 《Taiwan Export》 May 1, 1957, 43p.
265. 《The New York Times》『Free China is Alive and Well』Oct. 1972,39p.
269. 《Bi-Monthly Economic Review》no54. Nov.-Dec. 1956 20p.
270. E.L. Grant《Various Possible Plans for Repayment of Borrowed Money》摘錄 Feb. 9, 1956 Y.S. Sun.
271. K.T. Li《Suggested Measures of Promoting Capital Formation in industrial Development》 Jun. 22, 1955, 4p.
272. 《Taiwan Forges Ahead in Economic Self-Sufficiency》 Mar. 29, 1950, 6p.
273. 《Agriculture and Industry on Island》 4 張卡片.
274. 《Dear John》 Jul. 10, 1952 1p.
275. C.H. Wang《This is Our City》 Jul. 2,1958 5p.
279. 《Quarterly Narrative Report on Program Progress in the Republic Korea》 Sep. 1956, 127p.
280. 《Dear George》 Jun.2, 1958,6p.
281. 《Uniform Inventory Control System》Aug. 13, 1954, 22p.
282. 《TRA Freight Tonnage》 Feb.6, 1954, 1p.
283. 《Chen Cheng to de Beausset》Aug.6, 1958.
284. 《Letter》 Dr. Nick Cullather to de Beausset Jun.6, 1995.
285. 《Criteria Governing Screening of Applications by Government Agencies and Public Enterprises for Exchange Allocation for Imports》 Oct.12,1956, 8p.
286. 《The New Leader》(Communist China)Oct.20,1958,30p.
287. 《de Beausset's Memorandum》Feb. 5,1958,4p.
288. 《Letter》 George M. Hamilton to de Beausset May.28, 1958.
290. 《Rio de Janeiro》 Jul.5,1957,1p.
291. 《Lumber Production on Taiwan》1963.
292. 《More Plastics Used in Building》 Aug.26,1963. 1p.
293. 《Sugar Cane Wax》Mar. 16,1959,9p.
295. 《Process for Extraction Sugar Cane Wax》 Mar. 16,1959,2p.
296. 《Freedom is too your Business》 Tolstoy Foundation, Inc. Dec. 1958,16p.
297. 《Letter》 Little to de Beausset Jun.11, 1957,7p.
298. 《Letter》 Nels to de Beausset May.23, 1955,3p.
299. 《Letter》 Buffington to de Beausset Jan.27, 1956,4p.
300. 《Letter》H.R.Shawk to de Beausset Jan.20, 1958.
301. 《Letter》 Kung-Yong Huang to de Beausset Jun.26, 1958.
302. 《Letter》 Phil to de Beausset May.16, 1955,3p.
303. 《Letter》 Jo Scott to de Beausset Feb.3, 1958.3p.
304. 《Letter》 to Frank Turner Jan.16, 1961.
305. 《Letter》 L.V. Jorce to de Beausset Jul.11, 1958.5p.
307. 《Letter》 to de Beausset, 1959.
308. 《Business Week》『The Next Four Years』Nov.10,1956,p31-40.
309. 《Business Week》『U.S. Foreign Aid: Up for Review』Sep.22,1956,p150-54.
310. 《Life Story of Siu, Henry Morse》Oct.15,1956,7p.
312. 《Market Survey—Chinese Products in U.S.》Jan.16,1959,4p.
313. 《Letter》 Walker to de Beausset Mar.31, 1959.4p.
314. 《Letter》 Henderson to de Beausset Aug.18, 1954,3p.
315. 《Letter》 Jon to de Beausset Jun.6, 1961.1p.
316. 《Letter》 Dove to de Beausset May.23, 1961.1p.
318. 《Letter》 Fred to de Beausset Jun.13, 1959.1p.
319. 《Letter》 Library of Congress to de Beausset Nov.29, 1945.1p.
320. 《Letter》 Yung-Ling Ko to de Beausset Apr.25, 1959.3p.
321. 《Letter》 Albrt to de Beausset May.7, 1958.2p.
322. 《Letter》Al Brown to de Beausset Dec.22, 1959.1p.
323. 《Letter》 W.N.Yao to de Beausset Jan.21, 1959.2p.
324. 《Letter》 Shawk to de Beausset Dec.12, 1960.1p.
325. 《Letter》Bruce Buchanan to de Beausset Feb.14, 1961.3p.
326. 《Letter》 Chun-gi Kwei to de Beausset Mar.22, 1958,2p.
327. 《Letter》Grant to de Beausset May.6, 1958.3p.
328. 《Letter》 Chun-gi Kwei to de Beausset Feb.21, 1958,2p.
329. 《Letter》 N.M. Lin & K.C. Yeh to de Beausset Dec.18, 1958,4p.
332. 《Letter》 N.M. Lin to de Beausset Jan.17, 1957,2p.
333. 《Letter》 Sheets to de Beausset Oct.29, 1958,4p.
334. 《Letter》 Joe to de Beausset May.19, 1958,1p.
335. 《Newsweek》『The Ugly Cult』Aug.31, 1959,1p.
336. 《Look》『Our New Western Frontier』May 30,1967,p36-54.
337. 《The Reader's Digest》『Let's Stop Sending U.S. Dollars to Aid Our Enemies』Aug. 1963.p71-78.
339. 《Letter》J.L. Brent to de Beausset Aug.19, 1958,1p.
340. 《Review of the Textile Industry: Its Present & Future》IDC, Jan.21,1957,21p.
341. 《Report on Electric and Steel Rolling Industries in Taiwan Based on an Investigation Conducted by IDC》1956,22p.
342. 《Measures to save foreign exchange》YCYen to KYYin Dec.22,1954,7p.
343. 《General Comments on the FY1955 Industrial Program》MSA-7,Jul.6,1954,10p.
344. 《Taiwan Provincial Government Revolving Fund for Private Enterprise》TOMUS D-204, Jun.15,1953,2p.
345. 《TPC》YSSun to de Beausset, CO345 Apr.14,1954,10p.
346. 《Taiwan Industrial Production for 1953》TOMUS D-177,May 14,1953,16p.
347. 《CY-1955 Appendix I,II,III》 May 27,1955,5p.
348. 《Program of the Small Industry Counterpart Loan Fund》Jun.10,1955,12p.
350. 《Projection of the 1957-60 Industrial Program》Aug.,1955,8p.
352. 《Foreign Operations Administration Mutual Security Mission to China Weekly Activity Reports》Feb.15,1954,37p.
353. Auther F. Raper, Han-sheng Chaun, Shao-hsing Chen《Urban and Industrial Survey of Taiwan》Feb.1954,53p.
354. 《Overall Evaluation of Effect—U.S. Aid》Val to Moyer.Feb.20,1954,20p.
355. 《》Val to Martin W. MSA-3,TA-21.12.1, Feb.17,1954,5p.
357. 《PIO/C 60438 Inv. US-178-A East Coast Pineapple Proj.》Dec.13,1956,3p.
358. 《Production Goal of Principal Products and Services under the Four-Year Plan》4p.
359. Yuan-li Wu(Marquette U.) to Val, Jan.22,1958,7p.
360. Yuan-li Wu《Asia's Trade with the Soviet Bloc and its Impact on the United States》Background Paper No.5, 8p.
361. Yuan-li Wu《U.S. Trade with the Asian Countries: Synopsis》Background Paper No.1, 9p.
362. Yuan-li Wu《Asia Trade Aid American Foreign Investment and Technical Assistance Programs》Background Paper No.2, 2p.
363. Yuan-li Wu 《Economic Growth and Foreign Trade of Asia》Background Paper No.3, 2p.
364. Yuan-li Wu《Problems of Marketing Far Eastern Products in the United States with Special Reference to Japan》Background Paper No.4, 3p.
365. 《Conference on American Trade with Asia and the Far East》April 17-18, 1958.
366. 《Newsweek》『A World at Stake』Jan.20, 1958,p53-69.
368. JGW to Yuan-li Wu, Jan.16,1958. 1p.
369. Wang Hsing-fu, Lan Chien-chao《Energetic Development of the Fertizer Industry》 Oct.9,1957,No.109 p25-34.
370. Chi Chung-wei《Industry Should Support Agricultural Development》 Oct.9,1957,No.109 p35-42.
371. 《Economic Boycott Against Japan Continues》Mar. 25,1958,4p.
373. 《Study of Record Under Eiswnhower》The New York Times, Jul.22,1956,1p.
375. 《Processing Diagram》 May 31,1955,5p.
376. 《Melamine and Dynel Plant》IDC esb, Apr.1,1954,10p.
377. 《A Proposal for the Establishment of an Acetate Staple Fiber Plant on Taiwan》Jun 20,1955,5p.
378. 《The Chemical Industry in Relation to Taiwan's Economy》Oct.8,1954,3p.
379. Jack R. Ryan《Wide Chemistry Use is Seen for Product Long in Oversupply》Sep.20,1954,5p.
381. C.S. Chiang《Report on Plastics Industry in Taiwan》Sep. 1956,24p.
383. 《List of Equipment & Supplies Required by the Hainan Iron Bureau in 1950》Apr.15,1950,17p.
384. 《National Resources Commission of China》New York, Jun 1947.
385. 《Outline of the Agricultural Program of the Second Four-Year Plan for Economic Development in Taiwan (Draft)》Dec. 1956,53p.
386. T.C. Pan《Further Remarks on the Formation of Development Corporation》Oct.5, 1956,4p.
387. 《Formation of Development Corporation》Sep.14,1956,8p.
388. 《Progress of the Small Industry Counterpart Loan Fund》Nov.8,1956,7p.
389. 《Sin Tai Paper Mill—Lotung, and Shin Kuo Carton Factory–Taichung》Dec.11,1956, TA-20.1,4p.
390. 《Distribution of NT Dollar Small Industry Loan Funds According to Industry CEA 54-190, CEA 55-100》8p.
391. 《Distribution of US Dollar Small Industry Loan Funds According to Industry Pa 4272, PIO 50261, PIO 50323》7p.
392. 《Comparison of Productive Capacity, Actual Production, Employment, Power before and after the Small Industry Loan》12p.
393. 《Minister P.Y. Hsu's Report on Foreign Exchange and Trade Operation in 1956》Mar.8,1957,16p.
394. 《Construction of 3 Cargo Ships for CMSNC》Mar.13,1957,13p.
396. 《Of ECA-Financed Equipment and Material where Chinese Government does Procurement》Aug.31,1951,10.
401. 《Jute and Kenaf fiber Bags》4p.
404. 《Report on By-Product Coke Plant–Taiwan》Jan.9,1957,6p.
405. 《Review of 'A Forestry Program for Taiwan' by H.D. Cochran, E.L. Demmon & Tom Gill》6p.
406. 《Comparison of Targets of Major Industrial Production, Transportation and Communication Services with Actual Performances During 1956》Mar.9,1957,5p.
407. JGW《Completed Development of the Textile Industry in Taiwan 1951-1955》Dec.1955,110p.
408. 《Trend in US trade with Asia 1958》Sep.25,1958,32p.
409. S.L. Buffington《Cotton Textile General—Stock of Raw Cotton Needed to Supply Taiwan in 1952》TA 23.2.1,Dec.22,1951,3p.
410. 《Passage de Beausset & Family HongKong/Rio de Janeiro》May,3,1957,1p.
411. 《Letter》de Beausset to Dix, Jun.20,1957.1p.
412. 《Shipment of Chinese Junk V.S. de Beausset Personal》Dec.12,1957,1p.
413. 《Letter》Royal Inter-ocean Lines to de Beausset , Jun.28,1957.1p.
414. 《Itinerary of Fitch/de Beausset /K.T.Li》Sep.3,1957,6p.
416. 《The Economical and Financial Value of Exportation of 300000btons of Salt from Taiwan in the Fiscal Year 1952》3p.
418. 《News Articles 1949,1950 on Formosa your letter No. 493》Dec.27,1951,4p.
419. 《Letter》Frank L. Turner to Val, Nov.26,1951,1p.
420. 《Cross-Island Highway to have Great Value》 Nov.18,1954,1p.
421. 《Shen Ao First Unit Procurement》Dec.10,1958,28p.
422. 《Development of Chemical Industries》Nov.2,1954,2p.
423. 《Letter》KC Wu to Val May 19,1951,1p.
424. 《Val Leaving for US, Raps Red Tape》Nov.14,1952,1p.
425. 《Letter》KC Shah (總統助理)to Val, May12,1951,1p.
426. 《Letter》JL Brent to Val, Jun.11,1955,1p.
427. 《Letter》陳誠 to Val外間所傳,自不足信, Jun.24,1955,3p.
428. 《de Beausset Leaving Today After 9 Years, Great Contribution》離台剪報Aug.18,197,8p.
429. 《From a Taiwan 57-58》1957-58懷特與Val的合約Aug.5,1957,13p.
431. 《Cause of Failure & Suggestions of Ready for the Waste Heat Boilers in Nitric Acid Plant》Jun.3,1957,14p.
435. 《Letter》Val to Henry Tarring,Aug.15,1950,3p.
436. 《Letter》Chen Chin-po(Golf Club) to Val,Sep.12,1956,1p.
437. 《Cross-Island Highway Line Survey Completed》Nov.14,1955,3p.
438. 《Friends of China Club Bulletin》Jan.25,1956.
439. 《Overall Direct and Indirect Effect of US Aid》Feb.18,1954,7p.
440. 《Letter》WS Finlay to Val,Dec.28,1951,2p.
441. 《Report on Soda Ash Project》2p.
442. 《First Expansion Project of Kaohsing Ammonium Sulfate Corp.》Jan.30,1957,7p.
443. 《Agreement for Management, Advisory, and Engineering Services》Dec.5,1956,27p.
444. 《Taiwan Gross Civilian Capital Formation 1952-1954》Nov.1955,20p.
445. 《Industrial Development Program Taiwan (FY 1951-1955)》Jan.30,1955,84p.
446. 《Industrialization of Taiwan To-day Jumped to First Place in S.E. Asia》Aug.17,1957,3p.
447. 《Further Comments on the Expansion of Textile Industry》Dec.13,1956,3p.
448. 《Statute for Investment by Foreign Nations》12p.
450. 《Report on Agricultural Development along Cross Island Highway》Jul.15,1957,3p.
451. 《Report on the Production of Chemical Fertilizers in the Ecafe Region》109p. 1950?
452. 《From A Taiwan 55-57》Jan.21,1955,13p.
454. 《From A Taiwan 57-58》Mar.25,1957,14p.
455. 《Letter》Walter Carr to Val, Dec.30,1954,1p.
456. 《Letter》JL Brent to Val,Jul.16,1957,1p.
457. 《Personal and Confidential》Apr.20, 1951,5p.
458. 《Four-Year Plan for Attainment of Economic Independence 》Nov.1952.45p.
460. Henry J. Bruton《Industrialization Policy and Income Distribution》July 1974,96p.
464. 《Nuclear Power in the Future Taiwan Power System》Jun.1957,24p.
466. 《The Day the Chinese Attacked Korea, 1950》245p.
467. 《Provision for Exemption or Installment Payments of Import Duty and Dues on Machinery and Equipment Imported by Productive Enterprises》July 1965.23p.
468. 《Mineral Industries Development Survey 1954》Oct. 1954,40p.
469. 《The Real International World and the Academic Lag》Aug.14,1958,p172-188.
470. 《Economic Trends in ROC》Sep. 1967,81p+10p+17p+17p+26p.
471. 《Conference on American Trade with Asia and the Far East》 Apr. 17-18, 1958,10p.
474. 《Shimen Reservoir Project Agreement between the Government of the ROC and for Engineering Services》PIO/T 84-99-258-5-60406,Mar.12,1957,71p.
475. 《Preliminary Investigation on US Aid Private Industries》Jan.5,1956,11p.
476. 《Minutes of the 10th meeting of TCBA Operation Improvement Supervisory Group》Oct.8,1956,7p.
478. 《Comments of Committee 'A"s Secretariat》(Rayon Staple)Sep.22,1956,5p.
479. 《Situations in regard to industrial production in 1956》2p.
480. 《Progress of the Small Industry Counterpart Loan Fund》Sep.6,1956,6p.
481. 《Taiwan Urea Plant Project》Dec.19,1956,15p.
483. 《China Textile Industries Inc.》Oct.9,1951.7p.
484. 《China Textile Industries Inc.》TA-23.2.1,Sep.26,1951,10p.
486. 《Management Digest》『Less Downtime—Less Cost』Nov.1956,p29-31.
487. 《Letter》K.I. King to Val,May7,1957.3p.
489. 《Matters for Report and Discussion for the First Meeting on the Joint Committee of FY1956 SIL》Oct.11,1956,43p.
490. 《Hsinchu Window Glass Works, Inc》Jun.12.1956,4p.
491. 《C & EN》『Nitrogen Problem: Allied's Answers』Oct.8,1956,p4936-7.
492. J.C. Huang《Some Observations on the Hong Kong Market for Taiwan Hogs》Nov.14,1956,5p.
493. 《Consolidated Income Tax Rates, Business Income Tax Rates and Income Tax Load》Aug.24,1956,6p.
494. 《Balance, Collection and Utilization of Aid NT$ between now and end 1956》Sep.8,1956,3p.
495. 《Taipei City Bus Administration》Jan.26,1957,2p.
496. 《Some Basic Considerations in the Programming of Taiwan's Industrial Development》Apr.24,1956,4p.
497. 《24 US Air Carriers in Philippine Seas》Jun.1,1954.
498. 《China is Worth Saving》Nov.1949,p55-60.
499. 《Letter》J.B.Wright to Val, Mar.21,1955,2p.
500. 《US Aid Supplies Delivered in 1956 Valued at US$73 Million》Jan.21,1957,1p.
503. 《Letter》Val to KA Varghese(Fertilizers),Feb.13,1954,7p.
506. 《Construction Activity in Seven Major Cities in Taiwan, 1950-1954》Nov.4, 1955,16p.
507. 《Guide-line for the Resumption of the functions of the Central Bank of China》P.y.Hsu to Val, Jul.6,1961,4p.
508. 《The Nutritional Value of Soybeans》7p.
509. 《Letter》Nels to Val, Mar.31,1955,1p.
510. 《Electric Power in Taiwan To-day》Aug. 1952,33p.
511. 《Mutual Security in Southeast Asia》16p.
512. T.H. Shen《Food Production and Administration in Taiwan》May.1952,15p.
514. 《Bi-Monthly Economic Review》May-Jun 1957.
515. 《U.S. Aid Financed Gross Civilian Capital Formation》Jun.11,1957,10p.
516. 《General Price Changes During 1956 TOICA A-952》Jan.25,1957,6p.
517. 《Operating Costs of Taiwan Sugar Corporation–1956》Jun.5,1957,1p.
518. 《U.S. Dollar Aid and Counterpart Fund Financed Capital Formation》Jun.19,1956,12p.
520. 《Foreign Exchange Rates and Price Movements, Jun. 1949-May 1955》Aug.22,1955,3p.
521. 《Annual Value and Percentage of (a) Construction Material Imports and (b) Machinery Equipment and Parts Imports in Total Chinese and FOA-Financed Imports, 1950-1954》9p.
523. 《Part VI Overall Objectives of Aid to Industries and Services》1952,49.
526. 《Comparison of Joint Imports Financed with govt Exchange and ICA non-project Commercial Procurement Funds between 1955 and 1956》3p.
528. 《Imports of Edible Oils During 1954》Dec.13,1955,2p.
529. 《The Administrative Achievements of Taiwan Province in the Past Six Years》1952,17p.
530. 《Economic Development on Taiwan 1951-1955》Jan.1956,87p.
531. 《Program for Consolidated Extension, Purchasing and Distribution of Ramie》Apr. 30,1957,3p.
533. 《Letter》Frank L. Turner to Val, Jan.29,1954,2p.
534. 《Establishment of Bonded Zone in Kaohsiung for the Promotion of Export Processing Industries》May 17,1956,4p.
535. 《Average Monthly Wage Payments by Industry》p20-24. 不全.
536. 《Report on Delinquent Payments on Aid Equipment and Commodities Allocated Various Recipients》Mar.26,1956,4p.
538. 《Letter》Fred C. Wong to Val,Jan.11,1958.2p.
539. 《Exportation of Taiwan Salt》1p.
540. 《Letter》J.H. Moore to Val,Aug 16,1988.
541. 《Letter》J.H. Moore to Val, Sep.21,1967,4p.
544. 《Letter》J.H. Moore to Val, Dec.25,1969,3p.
545. 《Taiwan Industrial Panorama》Mar.1969,Aug. 1970,8p.
546. 《Free China Review》Jan. 1966,p19-22.
547. 《Bi-Monthly Economic Review》Jan-Feb. 1956.
548. 《Taiwan Industrial Panorama》Jan.1973,4p, KT Li to Val.
551. 《Description of Project and reasons for U.S. Financial Support》p2-4,欠p1.
552. 《Final Report Kung Lien Cheng Jute Mill–Hsinying》MSA-21.3.1,Feb.23,1955, 13p. 12張寫真.
553. 《Summary Taiwan Trade Value》40p.
554. 《Overall Evaluation of Effect-U.S. Aid》Feb.20,1954,7p.
556. Kakuten Hara《Economic Development and Possibility of Trade Expansion in Southeast Asia》p52-59.
557. 《The Equalization of Urban land Rights Act and Regulation Governing the Implementation in Taiwan》Apr.1956,54p.
561. K.T. Li《A Review of Industrial Development in 1956》15p.
562. 《Imports of Edible Oils During 1953》1p.
563. W. Arthur Lewis《On Planning in Backward Countries》5p.
564. 《Taiwan Golf and Country Club》1956,7p.
565. 《An Abstract of Glass Ware Manufacturing Project》Feb.22,1956,2p.
566. 《Production Records for 1949-1955》 Tang Eng Iron Works, 3p.
570. 《The ROC Six-year National Development Plan in Brief》Aug. 1991,14p.
571. 《Heating & Air Conditioning for A Residence》Glen Paulsen to Connie, Dec.14,1959,6p.
572. 《Commissioner of Patents》 jan.2,1958,1p.
577. 《Total US Aid to Selected Industrial Projects》Jan.30,6p.
578. 《Kaohsiung Ammonium Sulfate Corporation, Ltd.》Nov.1956,4p+台灣新聞畫報+手稿3p.
579. 《Survey of Economy of Taiwan: Summary and Conclusion》Dec.4,1951.4p.
580. 《Chigovt Foreign Investment Law》Jul.12,1954,11p.
581. K.Y.Yin《Adverse Trend in Taiwan's Industrial development》Jul.22.1954,5p.
582. Lamp Li《The Structure and Geographical Distribution of Taiwan's Industries》Jul.14, 12p.
583. 《Revised Company Law of China》Sep.25,1952,53p.
584. 《Overall Objectives of Aid to Industries and Services》1952,4p.
585. 《Economic Stabilization Board》May 22,1952.2p.
586. 《A Survey Type Study of the Absorption of Graduate Engineers by Taiwan Industry》Nov.1956,11p.
587. 《Four-Year Agricultural Plan is Successful》Feb.18,1957,2p.
588. 《A Brief Report on Taiwan Highways》Mar.1956,20p.
589. John E. Arens 《Why is it Important》7p.
590. 《Taiwan Power System》Jan. 1957,2p.
591. 《Basic Land Use and Forest Statistics for Formosa》JCRR,1956,30p.
592. 《A Sketch Descriptions of the Second Four-Year Industrial Program》(confidential) Dec.6,1956,7p.
594. Dorothy Woodman《Facing Facts in Formosa— A Challenge to Peace》Aug.1950,12p.
598. 《Map of Taipei》1955, 1Gp.
599. 《Friends of China Club》1p.
600. 《Notice of Annual Meeting and Proxy Statement》May13,1958,5p.
601. 《To Help Others is the Greatest Pleasure》2p.
602. 《Estimate of Cost of Japanese 12 lb, Grey Sheeting Ex-Warehouse, Keflung 15.65-1 Basis》5p.
603. 《Can this Tiger Burn Bright Again?》Business Week/Dec.3,1990.
604. 《Monthly Economic Review》May 1952,19p'.
605. 《Monthly Economic Review》Apr. 1952,16p.
606. 《Monthly Economic Review》Aug. 1952,18p.
607. 《Monthly Economic Review》Jan-Feb 1955,16p.
608. 《Monthly Economic Review》Nov-Dec 1954,24p.
609. 《Monthly Economic Review》May 1953,22p.
610. 《Monthly Economic Review》Feb. 1953,18p.
611. 《Monthly Economic Review》Sep-Oct 1954,20p.
612. 《Monthly Economic Review》Jan-Feb 1954,28p.
613. 《Monthly Economic Review》Sep. 1952,20p.
614. 《Report on Washing Tower Design Discussion with Inventa and Vulcan》 May 8,1959,7p.
616. 《New Taiwan Plastic Factory Commenced Operation》2p.
617. 《The Expanding Taiwan Salt》July 1957,4p.
618. 《Actual Exchange Rate Under the Measures for Promoting Export Sales of Products Processed with Imported Raw Materials》July 9,1957,19p.
619. 《The Bituminous Pavement of Taiwan North South Arterial Highway》20p.
620. 《Economic Progress on Formosa》Feb.1952,20p.
621. 《Directory of Taiwan 1955》151p.
622. 《Fifteen Years of US Economic Assistance to ROC》15p.
623. 《Discussion of General Industrial Loan Fund》Dec.3,1954,3p.
625. 《Record of Taxes Paid by Dah Ching Cotton Mill-1952 MSA-End-Use Report No.291-Feb.25,1953》Mar.9,1953,3p.
626. 《Industrial Program FY1952 Through FY1955》Aug.14,1952,1p.
627. 《High Lights of Taiwan Power system》Nov.1,1956,2p.
628. 《Government Backstopping Industry Abroad》C & En,Dec.10,1956,p6060-62.
629. 《The International Sugar Council Revised 1956 Export Quotas》Jan.1957,p23-4.
630. 《Preliminary Investigation on US Aid Private Industries》Jan.5,1956,3p.
631. K.T. Li《Briefing the Industrial Program of the Four Year Economic Development Plan to EAG》Aug.18,1954,4p.
632. 《》J.L. Brent to Lin. Sep.20,1954,3p.
633. 《Revised Processing Cost Sheet for 440000Lbs. of Lowered-Qualitied Wettable DDT Prepared Directly from Technical DDT》Jul.14,1952,7p.
634. 《Nan Chuang Coal Field Exploration Bureau》Nov.28,1953,1p.
635. 《Overall Direct and Indirect Effect of US Aid》Feb.18,1954,7p.
637. 《Committee D's Estimate of fertilizer Requirements for CY57》Jan.10,1957,5p.
638. 《Second Four Year Plan(1957-60)—Draft Plan for Petroleum Refining Industry》Nov.14,1956,6p.
639. 《A Proposal for Expansion of PVC Plant and Manufacture of PVA and Copolymers》Formosa Plastics Corporation 4p.
640. 《Supplement to Report on Paper Industry, 1956》Jun,1957,5p.
641. 《Survey of Paper Industry》May 8,1957,54p.
642. 《Expenditures to Support the Military Aid Program》Jun.22,1956,24p.
643. 《Meeting for Screening Applications Under the Third Lot of Small Industrial Loans》38p.
644. 《FY1955 Industrial Program, Opinion on JGW's Comments》43-G, Jul.30,1954,6p.
645. Hu Shih《The Communist Regime in China is Unstable and Shaky》Sep.26,1957,9p.
646. 《General Problems Relating to Financing of Industrial Development in the Second 4-Yeay Plan》Jun.27,1957,2p.
647. 《Cotton Textile General》TA 23.2.1,Feb.16,1952,2p.
651. 《Minutes of Meeting on Taiwan Alkali Company High Test Bleach Plant》Sep.4,1956,13p.
652. 《Minutes of Meeting on Taiwan Alkali Company High Test Bleach Plant》Sep.11,1956,13p.
653. 《Meeting in Zurich on 24th May,1956》13p.
654. 《High Test Bleach Plant》Aug.31,1956,8p.
655. 《High Test Bleach Plant》Aug.21,1956,3p.
656. 《Vacuum Pump for HTB Plant》Aug.16,1956.1p.
657. 《Minutes of Meeting on Taiwan Alkali Company High Test Bleach Plant》Aug.13,1956,8p.
658. 《Letter》Yao to Exporters, Aug.6.1956,1p.
659. 《Letter》E.C. Krebs to Val,Jul.30,1956,2p.
661. 《Letter》E.C. Krebs to Yao ,Jul.30,1956,2p.
663. 《High Test Bleach Plant PA 2307》Mar.30,1957,25p.
664. 《Replacement Parts to HTB-Plant》Feb.22,1957,8p.
667. 《Interim End-Use Report No.E-890C》Dec.26,1956,3p.
668. 《Filter Bags HTB Plant》Jul.30,1957,1p.
670. 《HTB》Val to Yao, Jun 8,1957,3p.
671. 《Pump for Calcium Hypochlorite and Lime》Jan.11,1957,1p.
674. 《The Taiwan Economic Data Book》(Confidential) 285p.
675. 《The Industrial Program under the Four-Year Economic Development Plan》Jun 30,1954,162p.
676. 《Import Exchange Settlement for Pharmaceuticals in CY1956》Jun.1957,100p.
678. 《The ICA Aid Program for FY-1956》Mar.1,1956,18p.
679. 《Power Projects on Taiwan》Taiwan Pictorial, Oct.25,1956,4p.
682. 《Information on Chinese Chemical Industry》Nov.25,1958,10p.
684. 《Fourth Four-Year Plan for Economic Development of Taiwan 1965-1968》Nov.1965,272p.
686. 《Wonderful Success in Industries of Free China》Aug.1,1956,3p.
687. 《Taiwan Fertilizer Co., Ltd. 1956》Aug.13,1956, 21p.
688. 《Economic and Political Condition on Taiwan》Jul.2、3、4,1956. 4p.
690. 《Tachien Dam Project under Survey and Planning》Oct.10,1956,4p.
691. 《Growing Profits on a Heavy Debt》Business Week, Jul.21,1956,p71-74.
692. 《Letter》J.L.Brent to Laura, Sep.18,1956,3p.
693. 《Chinese Puzzle: Mao's Foreign Policy》The New York Times Magazine, Oct.12,1958,6p.
694. Herrymon Maurer《Formosa and Free World Policy》The New Leader, Apr.4, 1955,15p.
695. 《What's at Stake in Formosa》The Reporter, Mar.10,1955.
697. 《Letter》Val to Cousin, Nov.24,1959,1p.
698. 《Changing Trade Patterns as Underdeveloped Areas Become Developed》Draft, 7/22/58,13p.
699. 《Coming Problems of US Economic Development》Science, Oct.17,1958, p879-882.
701. 《Letter》Dudley F. Phelps to Secretary of Commerce, Nov.19,1958,4p.
703. 《Two Harms of Taiwan Economy》Nov.1952,2p.
704. 《Comments on Proposed Industrial Program FY52-FY53》Jul.15,1952,4p.
705. 《Letter》Draft, Val to Moyer, 8p.1951?
708. 《ECA-JCRR Press Translation Summary》Jun.5,1951,3p.
709. 《Island in the Sun》The Wall Street Journal, Mar.26,1950,1p.
710. 《Investment in Making Yung-Li Chemical Plant》Apr.28,1958,9p.
714. 《HTB》A.H. Clem to Yao, May 28,1958,2p.
716. 《Letter》Val to Robert Banks,Jun12,1950,1p.
717. 《A Brief Report on the High Test Bleaching Poweder Project of Taiwan Alkali Company》HTB, Jan.18,1955,21p.
718. 《Daily Report of HTB Plant》5p.
719. 《Instructions on the Operations of the Drying Plant as a Part of the HTB Plant》2p.
720. 《Instructions on the Operation of a Part of the HTB Plant》7p.
721. 《 KREBS—Parice HTB Plant》Apr.16,1956,12p.
725. 《Purdue University to Val》Aug.5,1958,1p.
726. 《Statistics of Import Commodities 1951-1955》Mar.31,1956,22p.
728. 《Recent Changes in Rural and Urban Taiwan》Sep.1954,8p.
729. 《List of Products Identifiable by way of Packing, Labeling, or Making, Exported from Taiwan to South-Eastern Asia during 1955 Jan. to 1956 Jul.》8p.
730. 《Additional Statistical Data of Imported Commodities 1951-1955》Apr.2,1956,1p.
731. 《Foreign Investment in Taiwan》Oct.19,1953,11p.
732. 《Kaohsiung Ammonium Sulfate Corporation, Ltd.—Progress report No.1》Mar.2,1957,3p.
734. 《Consumtion of Cotton and Cotton Products in the First Six Months of 1952》TA 23.2.1,Sep.23,1952,11p.
736. 《Jardine, Matheson & Co., Limited to Val》Oct.24,1952,2p.
737. 《Coal-Washer at No.1 Fertizer Co. Plant》Jun.27,1952,1p.
738. 《Letter》Martin Wong to Chang, May 15,1p.
739. 《Price Inflation in Taiwan》May22,1952,9p.
740. 《Letter》Ivy to Val, May16,1958,1p.
741. 《Privatee Capital Opportunity》May 26,1952,4p.
742. 《Principales of Rational Foreign Economic War Policy》Feb.19,9p.
743. 《A Brief Summary of 'The Economic and Political Hazards of the Inflationary Defence Economy'》2p.
744. 《Manuscrip 'Development of Industrialization in Taiwan under Japanese Regime'》 Aug.28,1952,14p.
745. 《Industries of Formosa》June 1952,32p.
746. 《Preliminary Report Urban and Industrial Survey of Taiwan》Sep.28,1953,17p.
747. 《Comments on 'Plan for Taiwan Food Production and Utilization of Capital for Calendar Year 1952'》Dec.4,1951,3p.
748. 《Comments on Agricultural Production Goals Set by PDAF, Food Bureau and Mr. Owen L. Dawson》Dec.1,1951,21p.
749. 《New Front in the Cold War—The US Searches for a World Economic Policy》Time,Dec.13,1954,1p.
750. 《Hualien Nitrogen Fertilizer Factory》MSA-16.0, Mar.16,1953,10p.
751. 《Letter》R.D. Smith to Val,Dec.7,1955,2p.
752. 《Letter》Yao to Yen, Feb.15,1957,6p.
753. 《Whom will be Deceived? The God?》Nov. 1952,2p.
756. 《Cotton Textiles—General, Use of Counter-part Funds》Sep.18,1951,10p.
758. 《Results of Small Industry Loans》Jan.25,1956,5p.
759. 《Plan for Taiwan Food Production and Utilization of Capital for Calendar Year 1952》(Restricted) Nov.7,1951,31p.
761. 《letter》Martin to Val, Feb.27,1952,1p.
762. 《Capital Expenditures of Government-owned Industries》May12,1952,1p.
763. 《letter to Yin》JCRR-51-5100, Dec.18,1951,2p.
764. 《Comments on Plan for Taiwan Food Production and Utilization of Capital for Calendar Year 1952》Dec.7,1951,2p.
765. 《Trend of Development under Industry Taiwan as trend in Asia》Draft,2p.
766. 《Talk by Ragner D. Naess》Apr.23,1959,4p.
767. 《Correspondence from Mr. K.Y. Pao, Acting Chairman of Chinese Gov't Procurement Services Mission》44-c-1688, Jun6,1955,9.
768. 《Minutes of Press Conference》Jan17,1952,9p.
772. 《Yawata Iron & Steel Works》Jul6,1953,6p.
773. 《MSA-JCRR Press Translation Summary》Jul.17,1952,2p.
774. 《Report on 154th Meeting of Taiwan Production Board》May17,1952,9p.
775. 《Letter》Ministry of National Defense to Wong,Jun27,1952,1p.
776. 《Ching-Kua-Sheh Copper Mine》ECA-19.3, Jun3,1952,37p.
778. 《Survey of the Livehood of Taiwan Fishing People & Outline of recommendations for Its Improvement》Jun17,1952,7p.
779. 《Textile General—Planned Developments in Textiles FY1953— US$2000000.00》TA 23.1, May20,1952,4p.
780. 《Tentative CY1953 Counterpart Fund Budget on Industrial Projects》Oct.6, 1952,2p.
781. 《Power Development Program for FY1952, FY1953, and FY1954》ECA-15.11, Jun16,1952,3p.
782. 《Exyracts from the European Recovery Program by Seymour E. Harris》Jan23,3p.
783. 《Comments on Industrial Program FY1952 through FY1955》Jul11,1952,2p.
784. 《Letter》Martin Wong to Dr. Chu,Aug.18, 1952?,1p.
785. 《Industrial Aid Program 1953-1955 Petroleum》Jul.24,1952,1p.
786. 《Nan-Shih, Chu-Keng and Wu-Sheh Power Projects》ECA-15.11 TA-16.3, Aug.19,1952,2p.
788. 《To Whom it May Concern》Aug.27,1952,1p.
789. 《Industrial Development—Financing & Production Plan》Aug.28,1952,1p.
790. 《Foreign Exchange Savings—US$–Estimated Savings from Development of Cotton Processing Industry—FY1950,1951,1952,1953&1954》Aug.25,1952,2p.
791. 《Regulation Governing the Issurance of Land Bond in Taiwan》Aug.2,1952,4p.
792. 《Plans for Land Reform Program》Jul30,1952,4p.
793. 《Letter》KY Yin to Val,Dec.17,1951,1p.
794. 《Discussion on the Food Production Plan of the Food Bureau Held on》Nov.29,1951,2p.
795. 《Far East Demonstration Small Industry and Handicraft Development Project》Jan20,1956,13p.
796. 《T-8 East-West Tie-Line Dedication Ceremonies》台電東西線竣工典禮共 24張寫真,Dec.19,1951,14p.
798. 《Special Articles from The White Paper— US Relationship with China》25p.
799. 《The Long March Away from China》Business Week, Sep.30,1972,p10.
800. 《Letter》Val to C.O. Brown,Dec.11,1956,2p.
801. 《Taiwan Fund Chairman's Message》Feb.2,1990, 34p.
802. 《Annual report of Taiwan Fertilizer Co. for 1951》Jul 1,1952,11p.
803. 《Presrentation of a Plant for a Production Mobilization Bureau for Taiwan》10p.
804. 《Report on Progress of the Mechanical Industry of Taiwan During CY1952, With Particular Emphasis on the 'Metal Trades'》Nov.13,1952,13p.
805. 《Forestry General– Forestry Project—Dollar Savings》Aug.26,1952,8p.
806. 《Comments on T.I.M.C. as a Profitable Investment for the Ousted Land Owners under the Land to the Tiller Program》Mar.11,1953,3p.
807. 《Industrialisation of Taiwan and American Private Investment》Mar.14,1953,4p.
808. 《Properties to be sold as Part of the Land Reform Program》Mar.10,1953.2p.
809. 《Sale of Government Enterprises to Private Ownership》Mar.11,1953,1p.
810. 《Repayment of Counterpart Loans》Jul9,1952,1p.
811. 《Consumption of Cotton and Cotton Products 1952》Mar4,1953,16p.
812. 《Statistics of Import Exchange》Mar30,1953,1p.
813. 《Comments on the Sale of Governmental Enterpries》Mar11,1953.4p.
815. 《Items Appearing in Statistics of Import Exchange Settlements for Feb. 1953, Which Could Have Been Made in Taiwan》Apr.9,1953,1p.
817. 《Statistics of Import Exchange—Feb. 1953》Apr.3,1953,1p.
818. 《Cost Production of Sugar》Aug.8,1952,3p.
824. 《A Preliminary Report on the First Experience of China in National Accounting for Taiwan》Feb.1954,22p.
826. 《Stamps Tell the Story of ROC》Jul.1971,28p.
827. 《Economic Progress in ROC》Jul 1971,42p.
829. 《Development of the Small Farm Economy in Taiwan》July 1986,11p.
830. 《Part VI Overall Objectives of Aid to Industries and Services》4p.
831. 《Letter》Val to KT Li, Sep.8,1986,2p.
832. 《Projected Industrial Profile of Taiwan in 1977》Aug15,1967,10p.
833. 《New Hope from Formosa》The Reader Digest(condensed from Fortune,Jun 1959), p230-236.
834. 《4th Meeting of Working Group on Coordination of Agricultural and Industrial Production, ESB》 Sep.27,1951,7p.
835. 《Our Opportunity on Formosa》The Reporter,Dec.9,1952,p14-19.
837. 《Additional Projects Necessary to Accomplish Self-Support》Sep.17,1954,3p.
839. 《Final Report—Cotton Preparatory Machinery—Chang Hwa Cotton Mill, Ltd., Originally Ordered on P/A 2268, Fy1952, MES—Cancelled by CUSA—US$ 36000》MSA-21.1.1, May 1,1953,8p.
840. 《Report by Adlai Stevenson》Look,May19,1953,5p.
841. 《Chinese Petroleum Kaohsiung Refinery Monthly Refining Cost》3p.
844. 《A Progress Report on Camphor Production from Camphor Veneers and Manufacture of Camphor Plywood from Spent Veneers》Jan.17,1956,3p.
845. 《End-Use Report No.E-1136(Routine) Receipien: Ching Ta Knitting Factory Commodity: Artificial Fibre under PA 5252》Apr.6,1956,2p.
846. 《Letter》Val to Gen Chiang, May27, 1958,1p.
847. 《Letter》to Clinton Morse, Jun3,1958,2p.
848. 《The Briefing on the General Economic Situation in Taiwan for the Members of the Economic Advisory Group》2p.
849. 《Prospects for Private International Investment》Sep.28,1954,7p.
850. 《The People and the Labor of Taiwan》10p.
851. 《Report on Progress of the Mechanical Industry of Taiwan During CY1952,. 》Nov.13,1952,13p.
852. 《Comments on the draft of JCIRR Industrial Program of June 11, 1952》July 1,1952,2p.
853. 《Comments on 3-year Industrial Program for Communication services & industries in Taiwan, FY 1952 through FY 1955》July 2,1952,2p.
854. 《Cotton Textiles General NT$ Revenue from Cotton Textile Industry》Mar31,1953,5p.
856. 《US$ Cost of Cotton Textile Imports in 1953 Foreign Exchange Savings and Possible Foreign Exchange Savings》May13,1954,17p.
858. 《Four-Year Plan for Economic Development of Taiwan Agricultural Section Book I Introduction and Explanatory Notes》Jan. 1954,29p.
859. 《Meeting with EAG members》CD-M-71, Aug.25,1954,2p.
860. 《A Brief Report on Agricultural Section of the Four-Year Plan for Economic development of Taiwan》Aug20,1954,6p.
861. 《General Information about the Taxes》2p.
862. P.H. Cheng《Four Important Proposals》Jan28,1952,15p.
863. 《How Does Your Growth Stack Up?》C & EN, Nov.26,1956, p5810-11.
864. Thomas T. Shen《Keelung City Bus Service》Dec.15,1953,14p.
865. 《Letter》Wen-Chi Tung to Val, Oct.14,1954,1p.
866. Ben H. Louison《Glass Industry on Taiwan》Dec.1953,35p.
867. Y.K. Peng《The Electrical Appliance Manufacturing Industries in Taiwan》Dec. 22,1953,19p.
869. 《Iron and Steel—Hainan Ore》Apr.18,1950,2p.
871. 《List of Equipment & Supplies Required by the Hainan Iron Mining Bureau in 1950》Apr.15,1950,17p.
873. D.P. Vann 《Tientu Iron Mine Report》(Hainan)Feb.19,1949,4p.
874. 《Iron Ore Resources on Hainan Island》7p.
875. 《General Headquarter Suprime Commander for the Allied Powers'》(Hainan)Jan.19,1948,23p.
876. 《A Brief History of Hainan Iron Mines》June 1948,20p.
880. Thomas B. Gold《State and Society in the Taiwan Miracle》An East Gate Book,1986,192p.
881. Robert L. Downen《To Bridge the Taiwan Strait》The Council for Social and Economic Studies,Jun 1984,128p.
882. 《FOA AID to Taiwan Industry Project Maps》(Power,Railways,Highways,Fertilizer,Coal Mines,Mining and Ceramics,Telecommunications,Textile Industry,Chemical Industry,Metal Industry,Lumbering,Pulp & Paper,Food Processing,Shipbuilding and Harbors,Fisheries)FOA/Mutural Security Mission to China, Aug. 31, 1953,15p.
883. 《Essential Statistics on Taiwan》CUSA, July 1961,6p.
884. 《The New Yorker》May 11,1946.
885. 《The National Geographic Magazine》Jan. 1945.
886. 《The Quaterly Journal of National Resources Commission》「Industrial Development and Reconstruction in Taiwan」《資源委員會季刊》「台灣工礦建設專號」Dec. 1946.258+68p.
891. 《From Dr. Sun to Gereralissimo Chiang》Oct. 21,1964,21p.
897. 《Meat Dumplings、Spring Rolls、Moon Dumplings、New Year Cake》4p.
909. 《We Need More Advancement》Oct.24,1956,3p.
910. 《Letter》C.G. Kwei to Val, Sep.20,1955,4p.
914. 《Letter》K.C. Shah to Val, May 12,1951,1p.
918. 《Letter》Val to J.H. Moore,May 6,1969,1p.
919. 《Letter》Val to J.H. Moore,Mar 11,1969,1p.
920. 《Letter》Yuan-Chi Tang to Val, Nov. 9,1965,1p.
921. 《Lettter》Val to and back L.K. Chen, Aug.30,1965,4p.
922. 《Letter》K.T. Li to Val, May 29,1996,1p.
923. 《Letter》K.T. Li to Val, Mar. 21,1988,1p.
924. 《Letter》K.T. Li to Val, Apr. 17,1996,1p.
925. 《Letter》Val to K.T. Li, May 3,1996,2p.
926. 《Letter》Val to K.T. Li, Apr. 2,1996,1p.
927. 《Letter》K.T. Li to Val, Oct. 8,1986,1p.
928. 《Letter》Y. Chen to Val, May 18,1964,2p.
929. 《Letter》J.H. Moore to Val, Apr. 14,1969,1p.
930. 《Letter》Val to Laura, Apr. 26,1966,1p.
931. 《Letter》Val to K.T. Li, Apr. 26,1966,1p.
932. 《Look》『They Live on a volocano』,1955/5/7.
933. 《Formosa:Asia's Heartening Success Story》The Reader's Digest,Feb.1966, p139-144.
934. 《Amazing Success Story in Asia》U.S. News & World Report, Mar.11,1968, p48-52.
936. 《Letter》Val to Filemon C. Rodriguez,Dec. 10,1957,page4.欠 3張.
937. 《New Horizons》Tunghai University,Oct. 1953.2p.
1005 W. R. Bendy《Proposed Chia Hsin Cement Plant》1955/1/14, 18p.
1006. Tainan District Agricultural Improvement Station《A Brief Account of the Tainan District Agricultural Improvement Station》1956/7, 7p.
1009. 《Eficaz ayuda a Praises Subdesarrollados》美援之後影像, 42p.
1010. 《Tatung 1964 Annual Report》30p.
1015. USC《Factors Limiting U.S. Investment Abroad》1954/6, 59p.
1016. Raymond F. Mikesell《Promoting United States Private Investment Abroad》87p.
1017. 《Port of Kaohsiung》1967/5, 32p.
1018. Lewis C. McCarty, Jr.《Helicopter Project》1965/10, 22p.
1019. 《Free China is alive and well》The New York Times 1972/10/8,40p.
1023. 'Used tools star in new roles' Business Week1964/3/21, p58~60.
1026. 《Highlights of Taiwan Power System》1962/2, 4p.
1027. 《Letter》H.C. Hsu ( Taiwan Fertilizer Co.) to Val, 1961/9/19, 1p.
1028. 《新生製蔴股份有限公司》(Proposal for Construction of a Steel Plant)N.M. Lin to Val, 1960/1/12, 19p.
1029. 《Letter》K.Y. Yin ( CUSA) to Val, 1959/10/6, 1p.
1030. 《Letter》K.T. Li ( CUSA) to Val, 1960/5/23, 1p.
1031. 《Letter》K.T. Li ( CUSA) to Val, 1959/2/28, 2p.
1032. 《Letter》Fred to Connie & Val, 1960/1/22, 1p.
1033. 《Letter》Fred (Kaohsiung Ammonium Sulfate Corporation) to Connie & Val, 1959/9/22, 1p.
1034. 《Letter》Lee Yuan Development to Val, 1953/12/20, 2p.
1035. 《Letter》Taiwan Alkali Co. Chao-yu Cheng to Val, 1960???, 1p.
1036. Val's manuscrips JBD 1952/12,3p.
1037. 《Letter》T.S. Lin(Tatung Engineering Co.) to Val, 1960/9/15, 1p.
1038. 《Letter》P.Y. Hsu(Goodwill and Economic Mission) to Connie, 1964/11/7, 1p.
1039. 《Letter》Val to J.H. Moore, 19???, 1p.
1040. 《Letter》William Wei to Val, 1967/5/20, 1p.
1042. 《Letter》K.T. Li ( CUSA) to Val, 1962/4/9, 2p.
1043. 《Letter》T.S. Lin(Tatung Engineering Co.) to Val, 1958/7/7, 2p.
1044. 《Confidential Letter》Fred C. Wong(Kaohsiung Ammonium Sulfate Corporation) to Connie & Val, 1959/2/24, 3p.
1045. 《Letter》S.W. Chen (Hsinchu Window Glass Works) to Val, 1958/4/7, 1p.
1046. 《Letter》Y.C. Yang ( Taiwan Fertilizer Co.) to Val, 1962/5/29, 1p.
1047. 《Letter》Joseph H. Moore to Val, 1967/2/15, 1p.
1048. 《Letter》Joseph H. Moore (CIECD Engineering Consulting Group) 返台建議行程含電報 to Val, 1967/7/10, 7p.
1050. 《Letter》to C.C. Shao, broken materials, 1955/11/22, 1p.
1051. 「FTO's Balance of Payments' Projections」P.A. Lewis to Jones, Official Use Only, 1956/7/24, 4p.
1052. 「Some of the Organic Chemical Industries to be developed in Taiwan」沒有日期,共2p.
1053. 「Industrial Development Plan 1954-57—Chemical」Draft, 1955/5/16, 6p.
1054. 「Project Report Information」 R.C. Smith to Bruce Buchanan, 1958/4/9, 4p.
1055. 《Letter》Bruce Buchanan to R.C. Smith, 1958/3/5, 1p.
1056. 《Letter》Cheng Mo Sun to de Beausset (Taiwan Engineering Service Co.) , 1967/8/8, 2p.
1057. 「Re Comments on 『Projection of the 1957-60 Industrial Program』and 『A First Estimation of the Souce of Capital for the Implementation of the 1957-60 Industrial Program』」1956/2/25, 2p.
1058. 「Approved U.S. Dollar and Counterpart Fund Aid Projects」FY 1957, 3p.
1059. 「Summary of Projects」(回國前報告)de Beausset to General Kiang(江)1957/8/9, 25p.
1061. 《Letter》C.M. Adams( Caterpilar Tractor Co.) to de Beausset, 1957/6/18, 1p.
1062. 《Letter》Bruce Buchanan to K.T. Li, 1960/2/8, 1p.
1063. 《Letter》W.H. Fei to R.C. Smith, 1959/9/22, 1p. & K.T. Li to R.C. Smith, 1959/9/23, 1p. & K.T. Li to R.C. Smith, 1959/10/9, 1p. Paul J. Glassen to whom it may concern, 1959/12/31, 1p.
1064. 《Letter》Richard C. Morse to Val (de Beausset), 1960/2/18. 2p.
1065. 《Letter》Wm. E.Almy to Val (de Beausset), 1960/3/18. 2p.
1066. 《Letter》Joe Moore to Val (de Beausset), 1960/12/20. 2p.
1067. 《Letter》Val (de Beausset) to Fred, 1958/11/27. 4p.
1068. 《Letter》Richard C. Morse to Val (de Beausset), 1958/12/13. 2p.
1069. 《Letter》??? to Val (de Beausset), 1957/11/20. 2p.
1070. 《Letter》C. C. Yang to Val (de Beausset), 1959/10/26. 1p. & K.T. Li to R.C. Smith, 1959/10/23, 2p.
1071. 《Letter》C. C. Yang to Val (de Beausset), 1958/5/17. 2p.
1072. 《Letter》Richard C. Morse to Val (de Beausset), 1959/3/7. 4p.
1073. 《Letter》C. C. Yang to Val (de Beausset), 1958/2/18. 2p. & C. C. Yang to R.C. Smith, 1958/2/14, 2p.
1075. C. C. Yang to whom it may concern, 6p. 《Letter》W.B. Scott & N. Abu-Nassar (台灣飛歌) to C. C. Yang, T.J. Tsevdos (RCA) to C. C. Yang, K.D. Lawson (RCA) to C. C. Yang.
1076. T.S. Tsiang (行政院農業委員會) to Val (de Beausset), 1986/10/29.1p.
1077. 《Letter》Joe Moore to Val (de Beausset), 1986/11/18. 2p.
1078. 《Letter》Y.S. Sun to Val (de Beausset), 1987/5/17. 1p.
1079. 《Letter》Hui Huang (PECL泰興) to Val (de Beausset), 1986/10/15. 1p.
1080. 《Letter》Val (de Beausset) to Hui Huang (PECL), 1987/4/13. 1p.
1081. 《Letter》Ray S. Cline (US Grobal Strategy Council) to Val (de Beausset), 1990/9/18. 1p.
1082. 《Letter》H.T. Wung to Val (de Beausset), 1988/8/17. 14p.
1083. 《Letter》Monxovia to Val (de Beausset), 1963/5/5. 4p.
1084. 《Letter》Les. Lloyd to Val (de Beausset), 1958/2/23. 2p.
1085. Commens on 1955 Time Distribution Sheets Taiwan Field Office (Draft) 1959/3/25, 4p.
1086. Marjorie H. Martin, Dear Midge 1984/2/6, 5p.
1087. Progress of Work of Industrial Development Commision During the Period January 1955—December 1955 (Subject Discussed at IDC Meeting) 49p.
1088. 《Bi-Monthly Economic Review》No.47,Sep.-Oct. 1955, 19 pages.
1089. 《Bi-Monthly Economic Review》No.52,July-August 1956, 22 pages.
1090. 《Letter》Walter Carr to S.H. Manian, 1956/12/19. 5p.
1091. The Nankong Fertilizer Plant Project, 1954/12/20, 4p.
1092. Urea Plant Project, Walter Carr to Val, 1956/7/25, 2p.
1093. Taiwan Fertilizer Company, Ltd. Fertilizer Plant No.6 Project No.84-23-046 (c), Walter Carr to Val, 1956/7/30, 3p.
1094. Nankong Fertilizer Plant Project, E.T. Layng (Hydrocarbon Research, Inc.) to Chi-teh Ling, cc: 10 persons, 1956/5/15, 5p.
1095. E.T. Layng (Hydrocarbon Research, Inc.) to Chi-teh Ling, cc: 2 persons, 1956/4/23, 2p.
1096. E.A. Kelly (Hydrocarbon Research, Inc.) to Chi-teh Ling, Job No. 104, Estimated Plant Costs, 1956/7/25, 3p.
1097. Curtis C. Balding (Hydrocarbon Research, Inc.) to Chi-teh Ling, Job No. 104-30, Vendors' Specialists for Nankong Fertilizer Plant, 1956/4/24, 2p.
1098. E.D. Miller (Hydrocarbon Research, Inc.) to Chi-teh Ling, Job No. 104, 1956/7/27, 4p.
1099. Montecatini Talks About Spencer Urea Plant, Chemical Engineering, 1959/01/26, p45~46.
1100. S. H. Manian (International Cooperation Administration) to Bruce Buchanan (J. G. White Engineering Co.), Nankong Fertilizer Plant Project, 1956/12/5, 3p.
1101. de Beausset's manuscrip, Invenction for Record, 1952/12/5, 1p.
1102. de Beausset's manuscrip, 1953/1/3, 2p.
1103. de Beausset's manuscrip, 1953/1/4, 1p.
1104. 《Letter》S. Y. Liu to Val (de Beausset), 1957/11/1. 3p.
1106. Economic and Technical Cooperation Agreement Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Union of Burma. P81~85. Exchange of notes Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of India. 1950/9/29, P86~88. Letter of Intent from the Government of Vietnam Pending Execution of an Agreement on Economic Assistance. 1950/10/28. 1p. Economic and Technical Cooperation Agreement Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of Indonesia. P90~94.
1108. The Literature of Freedom; A Free Market, p23~33.
1109. B. Bytell to V.S. de Beausset, Subject: Engineering Consulting Services Performed by White Engineering, 1956/4/12, 2p.
1110. 《Letter》Td to V.S. de Beausset, 1957/5/21, 1p.
1111. 《Letter》B. Bytell to V.S. de Beausset, 1957/4/22, 2p.
1112. 《Lette》Dudley F. Phelps (J.G. White's President ) to V.S. de Beausset, 1957/8/8, 1p.
1113. 《Letter》Henry P. Finlay to V.S. de Beausset, 1956/10/1, 3p.
1114. 《Letter》V.S. de Beausset to Walter Carr (J.G. White's Vice President ), 1957/3/15, 1p.
1115. 《Letter》E.N. Chilson to V.S. de Beausset (含員工的獎金明細表), 1955/12/15, 4p.
1116. 《Letter》E.N. Chilson to V.S. de Beausset, 1956/12/14, 1p.
1117. 《Letter》B. Bytell to V.S. de Beausset, 1956/12/3, 1p.
1118. 《Letter》James B. Pilcher (The Foreign Service) to V.S. de Beausset, 1957/2/11, 1p.
1119. 《Letter》 Sieh Fung Tsiang to V.S. de Beausset, 1956/1/15, 2p.
1120. 《Letter》W.W. Clarke to V.S. de Beausset, 1956/8/29, 3p.
1121. 《Letter》Walter Carr to V.S. de Beausset, V.S. de Beausset to Walter Carr, 1956/7/12, 2p.
1122. 《Letter》??? to Harry, 1956/8/7, 1p.
1123. 《Letter》V.S. de Beausset to Dudley F. Phelps, 1957/8/2, 4p.
1124. 《Letter》Walter Carr to V.S. de Beausset, 1957/6/17, 1p.
1125. 《Letter》Henry P. Finlay to V.S. de Beausset, 1957/5/31, 1p.
1126. 《Letter》E.N. Chilson to V.S. de Beausset, 1957/5/24, 1p.
1127. 《Letter》V.S. de Beausset to E.N. Stanton, 1957/5/4, 1p.
1128. 《Letter》E.C. Martin to V.S. de Beausset, 1952/9/11, 2p.
1129. 《Letter》Walter Carr to V.S. de Beausset, 1955/3/31, 1p.
1130. 《Letter》Walter Carr to V.S. de Beausset, 1957/3/6, 1p.
1132. Taiwan (Formosa) Road Map. Prepared by the Army Map Service(AM), Corps of Enginers, U.S. Army, Washinton, D.C. 1950.
1133. Nick Cullather (Indiana University). The J.G. White Engineering Corporation and the Industrialization of Taiwan, 1948~1962, which he had presented at the international conference on 'Taiwan on the Move' at National Central University, Chungli, Taiwan, April 8-9,1996.
1136. China Handbook (1953-54) Shen Chang-huan (signed) to V. S. de Veausset, 1953/12/30, 627p.
1137. I.de Beauclair (Academia Sinica) to Mrs. C. de Beausset, 1959/7/20, aerogramme.
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凱劭真厲害, 能把這棟名宅找出來, 有名字與背景對大家而言才能體認到歷史變遷, 我們很多珍貴的東西都消失, 透過這DVD我們才能去追尋過去的影像, 懷念過去曾經有的文物, 也才能珍惜台灣.
凱劭已經幫我把5張寫真貼出來, 這樣就可以發EMAIL給麗泰, 讓她們家知道, 在台灣還是繼續有人努力要幫她們父母發聲, 而非台大所能阻礙的.
感嘆晚生後知後覺,現在才看到這麼多珍貴的照片!Thanks to Sir, Mr. V.S. de Beausset.
用「Iron and Steel」在檔案資源整合查詢平台 ,也就是說dB 869. 《Iron and Steel—Hainan Ore》Apr.18,1950,2p.
In case you have not heard this Development Experience Clearinghouse (database) of USAID.
例2: the report of 1962, it was about Taiwan.


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Galaxy Digital and XBTO Making First Block Trade of Bakkt Bitcoin Futures
Intercontinental Exchange has completed the first block trade of Bakkt Bitcoin futures contracts which was executed between digital assets merchant bank Galaxy Digital and crypto investment firm XBTO.
Cryptocurrency investment fund Galaxy Digital and over-the-counter (OTC) trading firm XBTO announced they have managed to organize the first block trade ever of Bakkt's Bitcoin futures contract.
In the announcement, Bakkt's parent company, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), said the deal is done but hasn't disclosed any further details (as price or size). Trabue Bland, President of ICE Futures U.S said that since it launched last week, the Bakkt Bitcoin Futures has achieved several milestones, including first physical delivery of Bitcoin against a futures contract, and now the first block trade. He added:
"Each of these achievements, on top of tight bid/offer spreads and a growing base of participants and clearing firms, are contributing to the first end-to-end regulated futures contract from price discovery to custody and physical delivery."
A block trade is described as a large transaction that takes place off the open market to avoid moving the price too much.
The trade happened on Tuesday this week coming after a pretty much discouraging launch of the much-hyped Bakkt a week earlier. Just for reminder, Bakkt's on-exchange volume in its first five trading days totaled just a little bit more than $5 million.
Bakkt took two years for its creation and it is the first live market in the U.S. for Bitcoin futures that are physically delivered so the buyer receives the "underlying commodity."
However, even though Bakkt had a pretty much unfortunate start, Galaxy Digital and XBTO decided to express their faith in the platform.
From Galaxy Digital they've said that as the digital asset class continues to mature, they see the launch of Bakkt as a "foundational piece of market infrastructure."
XBTO said in their release that it bought the first Bitcoin daily futures last week, in order to engage in the block trade.
The new Bitcoin futures contract has been thoroughly watched by crypto investors but also the whole financial industry, where it's been promoted as a type of product that might attract allotments from financial institutions as are hedge or pension funds and endowments.
Led by Mike Novogratz, a former Goldman Sachs executive who was also hugely involved with running the hedge fund Fortress Investment Group, Galaxy Digital gets to invest in everything blockchain and crypto-related and in the future of tech broadly.
XBTO's CEO is Philippe Bekhazi, who was also working with Citibank and Steven Cohen's SAC Capital hedge fund.
The press release didn't exactly say was the block trade made in the exchange's monthly or daily settled futures contracts.
During the first 14 days of trading, almost all activity has taken place in the monthly contract, but activity was disappointing whatsoever.
Several analysts claimed that the lethargic intake added to a fall of Bitcoin prices that happened last week, because it has shown an absence of demand amid institutional investors – with most individual investors being turned on by the futures contracts started in late 2017 by the competitor Chicago-based exchange CME.
In the first four days of this week, only 260 of the Bakkt's monthly futures contracts were traded with and their worth was around $2.1 million at the closing price of $8,152 per Bitcoin on Thursday.
On Tuesday, when the block trade crossed, there were 27 of the monthly contracts traded with the value of only $226,584 based on that day's closing price. No volume was reported in the daily contract for the day.
At the time of writing Bitcoin price was down 0.49% to $8.133,21.
In other news, Versiart, a company looking to use blockchain to prove the worth of works of art announced it has secured $2 million in seed funding in a round led by Galaxy Digital EOS VC fund, with participation from Sinai Ventures and Rhodium. The company said it's planning to use the funds to spread its engineering and product team in order to start "premium services" for art collectors, gallery owners and artists themselves.
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The essentialist assumptions concerning women's gendered position subject them to differential treatment from the criminal justice system (Jewkes, 2004: 111). This is because the law was written for men by men, without recognition that women may have the 'same criminal potential' (Short, 1989, cited in Knelman, 1998: 9). The image of violence that is maintained within society is based on male violence, hence, society struggles to conceptualise violence committed by women (Shaw in Dobash et, al. 1995: 122) as it does not coincide with traditional gender expectations.
Van Schie (1989) emphasises that criminal activity is stereotypically pronounced as masculine behaviour. In turn, those characteristics typical of masculinity, such as aggression, violence and dominance, are accredited to male offenders and considered to provide the main explanation for their behaviour. Abuse is believed to be a reiteration of masculinity through power, with the ability to maintain predetermined gender roles (Colton and Vanstonre, 1998).
Within western cultures, child abuse is a prominent issue as children are treated as possessions (Barnett, 2006: 426); therefore, it is not surprising that approximately 90% of abusers are male (Young in Elliott, 1993: 112) as these acts of violence are a reflection of the power of a pervasive patriarchal society that allows them to continue. Although not acceptable, male offending is deemed expectable, and abusive acts via the use of violence are justified because they are in conjunction with the constructed gender rules prescribed to men.
However, for female offenders their acts of violence, especially those against children, are seen only through a lens solely focused on their sex (Berrington and Honkatukia, 2002: 50) which is deemed the fundamental explanation in an attempt to understand their criminal actions. Female criminals are considered to be an 'expression of…the social fabric falling apart' (Kennedy, cited in Jones and Wardle, 2008: 58) as they are thought to be more threatening to the social structure that is centred on the production and reinforcement of the narrow boundaries surrounding gender.
They are continually judged against the ideology of the 'ideal woman' which regards nurturing and maternal characteristics as symbiotic of femininity. As children are held to be in need of nurturing and protection (Jewkes, 2004: 58), the assigned gender roles of women place them in a more likely position to be protective rather than abusive towards children. However, when these are defied and woman participate in acts of child abuse, Stevenson (2008, 148) argues that they are socially condemned far more harshly than men who commit the same crime.
This resembles what Crew (1991, cited in Collins, 2016: 498) describes as the 'pedestal effect', which ensures women are treated more punitively because they have transgressed traditional gender norms and have somehow 'fallen from grace'. Schissel (2006: 71, cited in Collins, 2016: 297) states that this double standard in the punitive responses awarded to female and male offenders is the result of the 'feminist push for equality'.
However, this appears to be a misconception of the ideals of feminism. Feminism strives for equality amongst men and women, not the apparent inequality that is experienced by female offenders within the criminal justice system for subverting rigid gendered stereotypes. Yet, as violence is deemed as a trait of male criminality the female offenders of the same crime are ultimately treated like men in a sense that they are not treated as 'women'.
However, by accepting that violence and aggression are solely masculine characteristics society encourages the 'cultural ignorance' (Jewkes, 2004: 129) of the fact that reducing women's violence to explanations of masculinity denies the acknowledgement that women can be violent as women and not as women trying to be like men. Nonetheless, those such as the likes of Young (in Elliott, 1993: 111-112) maintain that violence is a form of 'male' behaviour and that just as men are held accountable for their male behaviour, so should women for negative female behaviour.
However, all acts of violence should be regulated solely as 'criminal' behaviour, not divided and judged based on the gendered categories that play into stereotypes that operate to segregate men and women. This framework of masculinisation (Chesney-Lind and Eliason, 2006: 31) provides substance to the reductive concepts of 'good' and 'bad' femininity, as female criminals question the traditional norms that present a risk of them becoming like men.
This is considered dangerous as violations of gender boundaries pose a threat to the order that serves to consent to the subordination of women by men (Seal, 2010: 7), thus, challenging the supremacy of a patriarchal society. Therefore, in order to reclaim the controlling grasp of a pervasive patriarchy and allow the ideal of the 'good' woman to endure, society permits the demonization of women who actively transgress the gendered margins attributed to acceptable womanhood.
The unforgiving category of the 'fallen woman' is attributed to criminal women as a way of distinguishing them from the ideal of the 'good woman'. The association between female guilt and sexuality can be traced back as a far as the story of Adam and Eve (Knelman, 1998: 255), which locates women as the fundamental source of the damnation of mankind. Images of criminal women, as deviant and innately wicked, are polarised between the extremes of 'mad' and 'bad' (Frigon in Dobash et, al. , 1995: 29) as the idea of a 'good' woman deeply contrasts that of a criminal.
The labels 'mad' and 'bad' act as signifiers that contribute to the 'othering' of criminal women, considering them as wholly abhorrent and atypical of the socially accepted woman. The concept of the 'mad' woman is designated to the abnormality of the mind, illustrating the 'normal' and 'pathological' meanings attached to womanhood. It is a representation that plays into the stereotype of women as irrational and that criminal women act as a result of their inability to maintain the same level of self-control as men, instead acting out of emotion.
By describing them as mad it indicates that something is wrong with them, again functioning as a tool of subordination which sees the assumed mental stability of men as superior to women. In addition to the category of the 'mad' woman is the narrative of the 'bad' woman which is considered absolute and unchanging (Weare, 2016). The 'bad' woman is branded as the 'monstrous', 'unnatural' and 'masculine' female (Inchley, 2013: 193), and constructed as the antithesis of femininity who is 'diametrically in opposition' (Easteal, 2001: 22) with the traditions characteristic of her gender as caring and nurturing.
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To create maximum visibility to let tweeps know that they are celebrating a milestone – Their 30th Anniversary.
To educate tweeps about Courtyard by Marriott, especially the one based in Mumbai, along with keeping them entertained.
#Courtyard30 was used as the hashtag to promote them. The campaign was divided into two parts.
They searched through their follower list to see if anyone shared the same date of birth. If someone did, they wished them via a tweet and talked about the amazing co-incidence. They wished only 2-3 tweeps/tweeps family members in the beginning.
They then said that @CourtyardMumbai has a special surprise for all tweeps who share the same birthday with them. This helped create a small buzz.
Tweeps then started pointing out that if they had a friend or a family member who shared the same date of birth to find out what the surprise was.
They wished their friends and family members before the brand tweeted about the surprise. The surprise was a 'Coffee & Cookies' treat for the tweeps and their friends who shared their Birthday with them. This got retweets as well.
Tweeps who shared the same birthday were really happy, and there were six tweeps expressed an interest to go over to MoMo Café for the 'Coffee & Cookies' treat. There was a conversation that started between them and tweeps who did not share their birthday with us as well. Soon there was an inflow of birthday wishes from various tweeps (for @CourtyardMumbai). The hashtag #Courtyard30 was used in all the tweets.
On the same day they rolled out a contest titled #Courtyard30, with the winners receiving dinner vouchers. The aim was to educate people about Courtyard by Marriott, particularly the Mumbai edition. Hence, questions about the first Courtyard by Marriott's opening, the number of rooms the hotel has, the names of their restaurants, the price of the breakfast were asked. Answers had to use the hashtag #Courtyard30.
Due to active participation this hashtag became a trending topic in Mumbai, as well as in India, going so far as to trend in other cities as well.
Considerable increase in our website traffic was noticed, as participants had to navigate through our website for answers.
Approximately 1,37,000 people would have seen the hashtag #Courtyard30 until it became a trending topic.
Vital information like breakfast prices, banquet hall info etc. had been broadcast to a large audience.


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"I just told them that they had to be equidistant from the government. That was the fashionable term back then. And I told them that if they acquired their property within the framework of law, then we would not seek to take that property from them.
We hope that Putin will get a copy of E. Michael Jones' magnum opus, Barren Metal: A History of Capitalism as the Conflict Between Labor and Usury. That will allow Putin to have a better understanding of the capitalist system and its usurious enterprise. Capitalism, like Communism or Socialism, is a pernicious system that always ends up destroying economic progress and the national family in particular.
In any event, Putin essentially brought something to the table here. To say that that everyone is equal before the law basically means that the oligarchs and the usurers cannot suspend the law to suppress the poor and needy, which is exactly what happened when the oligarchs in the United States completely destroyed the Russian economy back in the 1990s.
You see, the oligarchs cannot live without usury. And for usury to take place, the oligarchs have to suspend the moral law. E. Michael Jones has been saying for years that capitalism is "state-sponsored usury," and usury, by its very nature, will destroy any economy system. It is actually a cancer to the world.
"The idea that capitalism is "simply economic exchange or just free enterprise" goes back to Isaac Newton, who famously said, "Hypothesi non fingo" or "I frame no hypotheses." In other words, it's impossible to argue with the English Ideology, which invariably masquerades as "science" or an impartial description of the universe.
"Newton used the inverse square law, which is true, as the stalking horse for promoting a pagan world view, the resurrection of Empedocles' idea that the universe was composed of two forces, love and strife.
"Newton called these forces gravity and inertia, and Adam Smith, taking his cue from Newton and the English Ideology, applied them to the economy by calling them self-interest and competition, economics set off trying to become pseudo-physics as a way of disguising the fact that it became increasingly ideological and increasingly a defense of the prerogatives of the creditor class against the claims of the debtor.
"That is what it became in the United States; that is what it is today. Capitalism is state-sponsored usury; it is not a defense of the free market, because if it were, the capitalists would not allow the economy to become overburdened with debt. Because debt strangles the economy, it is the opposite of free enterprise.
 The Putin Interviews (New York: Hot Books, 2017), kindle edition.
 See E. Michael Jones, Barren Metal: A History of Capitalism as the Conflict Between Labor and Usury (South Bend: Fidelity Press, 2014), 1351-1354.
I think this article is misleading. Most ordinary folks do not have the cash to buy large purchases like homes and cars today. Cars can cost up to $50K while homes can cost up to $500K or more. Hence it is necessary for money to be made available for loan to provide that homes and cars, already produced can be sold. Those sellers have a selfish goal of lower interest rates on such loans leading to more buyers. On the other hand pools of capital provided by retirement funds which contain the retirement accounts of many senior citizens make their payments based on these interest rates and have the goal of higher interest rates to maintain ever increasing living costs. These are two conflicting demands. The interest rates are dictated by a corrupt secret system and for the past 20 or so years have been at historic lows aiding those selling goods like homes and cars etc., while shafting the interests of senior citizens who have worked and saved all their lives. Low interest rates also foster gambling speculation in financial markets leading to inflation. They have been only benefitting the oligarchs lately while shafting the senior citizens the only responsible group in society.
You forget the crucial part of the article: usury. Interest rate is part of usury. You can buy a house for $100,000 but you can end up paying a quarter of a million dollars 15 to 20 years later if you are not careful. Second, does a person really need a $50K car? Does a person really need a $500K home?
Suppose everyone had to save up the cash to buy everything. Very little or few products would be sold. There would be almost no or little economic activity. This would not benefit the oligarchs would it? Who wants thousands of homes sitting or cars sitting or other consumer junk sitting because it can't be sold? This is why credit is available and the lower the interest rates foster more sales. Rule: Do not buy junk or pay living expenses with borrowed money. Always maintain a cash reserve for a rainy day. Note: "rainy day" means those days where you don't have any income to pay your expenses or contractual commitments.
E.M. Jones: "the propagandists, otherwise known as Kochsuckers". Dang me, I laughed and sprayed tea on my keyboard. Yes, it was one of the Kochsucker brothers who said, in reference to money, "I want my fair share – and that's all of it." Currently, just five men control as much wealth as the bottom 3.5 billion people, and one extended family is rumored to control about half the wealth that has ever existed, or about $500 trillion.
J.M. Keynes once remarked that "Capitalism is the astounding belief that the most wickedest of men will do the most wickedest of things for the greatest good of everyone." Now whether or not one happens to agree with Keynes' theories, no one can argue that he did know a little about economics. Then again, economists are still arguing about "what Keynes really meant" when he (Keynes) said x, y or z.
If it was simply usury putting the bite on the 99% it would be bad enough, but as many knowledgeable people have pointed out, the banks create "money" in the form of debt out of thin air, and then charge usurious interest rates on top of expecting repayment of "money" that never existed. For those who want more information on the how that works, or fails to, check out "Secrets of the Federal Reserve" by Eustace Mullins. PDFs and video are available.
Putin has certainly thrown a wrench into the gears of the kakistocracy, but it seems a wee bit too early to proclaim he "saved Russia." Time will tell, and we will see.


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MBT RESTRUCTURES WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION
Swiss physiological footwear brand MBT is pushing forward with its restructuring plans. Since the last quarter of 2009 MBT has established its own branch offices in several countries. To optimize distribution, separate MBT branches from different countries will be merged into four main regions over the course of the year. An area manager also will preside over each of the four regions of North America, Germany/Switzerland/Austria, Western Europe and Southern Europe. MBT thereby hopes to be able to react more quickly to changes in particular markets.
As for the German market, the footwear brand took some steps to make distribution more efficient. CEO Uwe Schäfer of MBT's German branch in Oberhaching, Masai Germany GmbH, which was founded in the beginning of 2009, will receive support in the guise of Markus Walt and Martin Schinkelshoek. Both will help Schäfer to push forward the long-term strategic direction in Germany. In addition, Walt will be responsible for the region Germany/Switzerland/Austria as its area manager.
MBT was founded in Romanshorn, Switzerland in 1998 and became famous for its special sole construction that has a positive effect on the back and joint muscles. The brand is distributed in 30 countries; in Germany MBT, together with its partners, operates five monobrand stores and shop-in-shops in four German cities.
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US President Donald Trump will extend sanctions relief granted to Iran under its 2015 nuclear deal with the United States and other world powers, leaving the accord intact for now, according to a person familiar with the decision.
However, Trump, who has vowed to scrap the pact, was expected to give the US Congress and European allies a deadline for improving it, the person said. Without improvements, Trump would renew his threat to withdraw from the agreement.
Trump had faced a Friday deadline to decide on whether to waive the sanctions. A decision to withhold a waiver would have effectively ended the deal that limits Iran's nuclear program. The White House is expected to announce the decision on Friday.
While Trump approved a sanctions waiver, he also decided to impose new, targeted sanctions on Iran, the person said. Two senior Trump administration officials told Reuters on Wednesday that the president, a Republican, had privately expressed reluctance to heed the advice of top advisers recommending he not re-impose the suspended sanctions.
Trump has argued that his predecessor, President Barack Obama, a Democrat, negotiated a bad deal for the United States in agreeing to the nuclear accord.
Hailed by Obama as key to stopping Iran from building a nuclear bomb, the deal lifted economic sanctions in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear ambitions. It was also signed by China, France, Russia, Britain, Germany and the European Union.
Trump had come under heavy pressure from European allies to issue the sanctions waiver.
Differing views
Iran says its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes. It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
The US Congress requires the president to decide periodically whether to certify Iran's compliance with the deal and issue a waiver to allow US sanctions to remain suspended.
Trump in October chose not to certify compliance and warned he might ultimately terminate the accord. He accused Iran of "not living up to the spirit" of the agreement even though the International Atomic Energy Agency says Tehran is complying.
Hardliners on Iran in the US Congress have called for the re-imposition of the suspended sanctions and an end to the nuclear deal, while some liberal Democrats want to pass legislation that would make it harder for Trump to pull Washington out without congressional consent.
Trump and his top advisers have been negotiating with US lawmakers on Capitol Hill to try to change sanctions legislation so that he does not face a deadline on whether to recertify Iranian compliance with the nuclear deal every 90 days.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker has been working on amending a US law to include "trigger points" that if crossed by Iran would automatically bring back US sanctions.
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1401 Jasmine Ln,
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1401 Jasmine Ln is a single family home in Holly Hill, SC. This home was built in 1960 and includes three bedrooms, one bathrooms, and 2,345 square feet of living space. Additional features include a parking garage, fireplace, forced air heating system, and central cooling system. Frequently asked questions about 1401 Jasmine Ln and the surrounding community.
How is the neighborhood? 1401 Jasmine Ln is located in a community that is home to 5,960 residents, which has increased by 6.1% since 2000. 75.5% of the residents are families with children. The largest age group is between 45 to 54 (15.38%), while the second-largest age group is between 25 to 34 (11.49%).
What is the cost of living? The average family living near 1401 Jasmine Ln has a median household income of $31,483 and spends about $32,090 annually.
What is the crime rate? The neighborhood surrounding 1401 Jasmine Ln is relatively unsafe since the personal crime risk (including both violent and non-violent crimes) is 19.9%, which is higher than the state average of 13.6%. Property crime risk is 13.6%, which is higher than the state average of 11.1%.
How are the schools? The schools closest to 1401 Jasmine Ln include Holly Hill Elementary, Holly Hill-Roberts Middle, and Lake Marion High School and Technology Center. The state average SAT score is 945.
How's the job market? About 68.5% of the residents near 1401 Jasmine Ln have blue-collar jobs, while the remaining 31.5% have white-collar jobs. The unemployment rate is about 7.7%, which is higher than the state unemployment rate of 4.0%.
What is the weather like year-round? The average temperature for 1401 Jasmine Ln is about 41.8 degrees in January and 79.2 degrees in July. The average rainfall is around 53.0 inches per year. The average snowfall is around 1.2 inches per year.
Is there a risk of a natural disaster? 1401 Jasmine Ln resides in an area with low flood risk, high tornado risk, and high earthquake risk.
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Median Family Income
Graduate Degree Percentile
Median Homeowner Age
Households with Children
Holly Hill Elementary PK-5 489 33 14.8 0.29 mi
Holly Hill-Roberts Middle 6-8 453 34 13.3 0.42 mi
Lake Marion High School and Technology Center 9-12 756 61 12.3 9.79 mi
Earthquake Risk Earthquake High Risk Earthquake Risk Grade: D
Tornado Risk Tornado High Risk Tornado Risk DPI: 9.99
Flood Risk Flood Low Risk This property is located in a minimal flood risk area, falling outside of the 1% and 0.2% annual chance of flooding. A flood event is still possible due to severe rainfall and inadequate local drainage. Flood insurance is recommended but not required by federal regulation.


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Stingless bee honey, a novel source of trehalulose: a biologically active disaccharide with health benefits
Fletcher, M. T., Hungerford, N. L., Webber, D., Carpinelli de Jesus, M., Zhang, J., Stone, I. S. J., Blanchfield, J. T. and Zawawi, N. (2020) Stingless bee honey, a novel source of trehalulose: a biologically active disaccharide with health benefits. Scientific Reports, 10 (1). p. 12128. ISSN 2045-2322
Article Link(s): https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-68940-0
Stingless bee (Meliponini) honey has long been considered a high-value functional food, but the perceived therapeutic value has lacked attribution to specific bioactive components. Examination of honey from five different stingless bee species across Neotropical and Indo-Australian regions has enabled for the first time the identification of the unusual disaccharide trehalulose as a major component representing between 13 and 44 g per 100 g of each of these honeys. Trehalulose is an isomer of sucrose with an unusual α-(1 → 1) glucose-fructose glycosidic linkage and known acariogenic and low glycemic index properties. NMR and UPLC-MS/MS analysis unambiguously confirmed the identity of trehalulose isolated from stingless bee honeys sourced across three continents, from Tetragonula carbonaria and Tetragonula hockingsi species in Australia, from Geniotrigona thoracica and Heterotrigona itama in Malaysia and from Tetragonisca angustula in Brazil. The previously unrecognised abundance of trehalulose in stingless bee honeys is concrete evidence that supports some of the reported health attributes of this product. This is the first identification of trehalulose as a major component within a food commodity. This study allows the exploration of the expanded use of stingless bee honey in foods and identifies a bioactive marker for authentication of this honey in associated food standards.
Biosecurity Queensland
Agtech AgriTech
Science > Entomology
Agriculture > Agriculture (General) > Agricultural chemistry. Agricultural chemicals
Animal culture > Insect culture and beneficial insects > Bee culture